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Lewisville, TX Area Scholarships
Lewisville (pron.: /?lju?.?s.v?l/) is a city in Denton County, Texas, United States. The 2000 United States Census placed the city's population at 77,737 and the 2010 Census placed it at 95,290, making it one of the fastest-growing city populations in the United States. It occupies 36.4 square miles (94 km2) of land and includes 6.07 square miles (15.7 km2) of Lewisville Lake.
Originally called Holford's Prairie, the origins of Lewisville date back to the early 1840s. The arrival of the town's first railroad in 1881 engendered its initial growth, and the expansion of the area's transportation infrastructure spurred further development in the early part of the 20th century. Lewisville incorporated in 1925, and when construction of Lewisville Lake was completed in the 1950s, the city began to expand rapidly.
Lewisville's consistently warm climate and proximity to Lewisville Lake has made it a recreational hub of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. The city's municipal government, led by a nonpartisan city council, focuses its recreational and cultural investments on facilities such as Toyota of Lewisville Park and the MCL Grand Theater. The area's transportation infrastructure has evolved around the I-35 Corridor along Interstate 35E. The diversity of its population and industry has created a stable economic climate. Lewisville Independent School District provides most of the area's public education programs.
Lewisville, TX Scholarships
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Schools in and around Lewisville, TX
ATI Career Training Center-Lewisville
Less than 2 years (below associate); Private for profit
The Salon Professional Academy-Lewisville
Less than 2 years (below associate); Private for profit
Toni & Guy Hairdressing Academy-Carrollton
Less than 2 years (below associate); Private for profit
DeVry University-Texas
Four or more years; Private for profit; $15,294 average out-state tuition; $15,294 average in-state tuition
DeVry University's Keller Graduate School of Management-Texas
Four or more years; Private for profit; $0 average out-state tuition; $0 average in-state tuition
Cosmetology Career Center LLC
Less than 2 years (below associate); Private for profit
Kaplan College-Dallas
At least 2 but less than 4 years; Private for profit


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Trevor has written 3 reviews
Stunning views. Very relaxing and peaceful. Probably the best thing I've done in ages. Communication with the owner and manager was very straightforward which is what you need. Everything was as described, in fact it was better! We would love to spend the whole of next summer there. Thanks Mike and Tony. Trevor and Di
August 2017
Lovely villa but the photos are out of date. The terrace furniture is old and scruffy. There were only 9 chairs on the terrace and 2 were unusable. There were 12 of us. No rattan loungers on the terrace as shown in the photos. No sun loungers on the upstairs terrace just 2 cheap fold up chairs and one of them collapsed! 2 of my ADULT family members had to sleep on a mattress on the floor as the sofa bed was unusable I wasn't told this by the agent. It wasn't quite the luxury I paid for or was expecting for £3000 ! The agents were no help at all. My 60th birthday was spent sending emails trying to get the agents to help resolve the problems we were having! The week was spoilt by the agents Nice villa but not as described or as shown in the photos.
July 2017
The Finca is in a stunning position. Beautiful views. Very peaceful. The road to the Finca was not a problem. The Sky TV did not work, but apart from that everything was fine and I'd go again.
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Guyana is a nature lover's paradise, boasting one of the largest unspoiled rainforests in South America. Over 70% of Guyana's natural habitat remains pristine containing a huge diversity of wildlife including rare species such as giant river otters and harpy eagles, the largest and most powerful raptor in South America.
Birders will especially love Guyana; there are 1600 bird species, the most famous being the Guianan Cock-of- the-rock. There are also 1263 known species of amphibians, mammals and reptiles, just over 2% of these are endemic so you won't find them anywhere else. The Kaieteur Falls region especially contains one of the highest levels of endemic species found anywhere in South America.
Jaguars are elusive but Guyana offers one of the best chances of seeing one in the wild anywhere in the world. Other large mammals such as tapirs, bush dogs and giant anteaters can also be found in Guyana.
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Ackerman Music Ltd > Sheet Music > ABRSM Songbook Book 1: Vocal Exam: Book & CD
ABRSM Songbook Book 1: Vocal Exam: Book & CD
ABRSM Songbook Book 1: Vocal Exam: Book & CD
The five-volume ABRSM Songbook series offers singers and their teachers an unrivalled choice of core repertoire that will provide the bedrock for many years of rewarding vocal study.
This series features:
- Over 1000 art songs, drawn from Grades 1-5 of the Associated Board's Singing syllabus.
- A massive range of repertoire from the Medieval to modern musicals - many in practical new editions.
- Irresistible new arrangements by Carol Barratt of eighteen classic songs.
- A rich collection of sixty authentic unaccompanied traditional songs, sourced from around the world.
- English singing translations for every non-English-language song - many newly-commissioned.
- Useful notes on the songs containing background information and performance suggestions.
- CDs of Piano accompaniment to all the art songs, performed by Simon Lepper, as well as recordings of the text to every song, performed by native speakers.
- A dream is a wish your heart makes [David Mack / Al Hoffmann / Jerry Livingston]
- Auprès de ma blonde [Trad.]
- Cuckoo [Martin Shaw]
- Die Nachtigall [Trad.]
- Dona, dona [Sholum Secunda]
- Good morrow to you, springtime! [Hugh S. Roberton]
- Grandfather Clock [Thomas Dunhill]
- Home on the Range [Trad.]
- Home on the Range [Trad.]
- La Cucaracha [Trad.]
- Noël nouvelet [Trad.]
- Omens of Spring [W. H. Anderson]
- Quem pastores laudavere from Johann Hermann Scheins Cantional [Schein]
- Song of the Boats [Betty Roe]
- The Crocodile [Peter Jenkyns]
- The Miller of Dee [Trad.]
- The Miller of Dee [Trad.]
- The Spinning Wheel [Trad.]
- Walking in the Air [Howard Blake]
- Where is love? [Lionel Bart]
- Aija, uu [Trad.]
- Igama la Bantwana [Trad.]
- Jinkli Nona [Trad.]
- Maple Sweet [Trad.]
- Mick Miles [Trad.]
- Mr Colburn [Trad.]
- Sing Ivy [Trad.]
- Spinn, spinn [Trad.]
- Sus în poarta raiului [Trad.]
- Un jour sur le pont de Tréguier [Trad.]
- When the spring comes in [Trad.]
- Xiao Baicai [Trad.]
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The British Museum
CLIENT: The British Museum
PROJECT: Bronze Age VR Weekend
To provide a unique interactive experience focusing on the Bronze Age at a dedicated weekend event sponsored by the SDDC [Samsung Digital Discovery Centre] at the British Museum.
This involved providing the digital recreation of a Bronze Age roundhouse with various artefacts. Visitors were able to experience this via the immersive reality Portal or one of the many Samsung Gear VR headsets that were available.
Our specialist heritage team worked closely with the education team and the Bronze Age curator at the British Museum to define an experience that would allow visitors to become immersed in this defining age in Britain's history.
The main part of the exhibit was a digital recreation of a roundhouse dwelling that was initially based on a photogrammetry capture of a physical reconstruction on the Isle of Arran. There were also models of various artefacts that had been produced from existing digital scans.
The immersive reality Portal provided a prominent centrepiece to the exhibition and attracted a steady flow of visitors. This experience was also replicated using virtual reality headsets that enabled each visitor to step back in time to experience this digital snapshot of bronze age Britain.
The museum received excellent publicity and press coverage around this innovative use of digital technology to enhance the experience
visitors have when exploring the nations' heritage.
The feedback from visitors was particularly positive and has since provided the basis upon which to base planning for a series of similar events that build upon this success
"We decided to start working with Sublime as we were really impressed with their work, and they've created a virtual bronze age round house … it's amazing!
… having been in the Great Court all weekend, talking to visitors and seeing their excitement at engaging with this experience, we're delighted with what we've created, and how much our visitors have enjoyed it! "
Lizzie Edwards – Education Manager
"The reaction has been entirely positive… people have really enjoyed being able to see the digital versions of the models."
Neil Wilkin – Curator (Bronze Age Collection)
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Cape Foulwind WalkwayImage: Miles Holden | DOC
Located in
Cape Foulwind area in
the West Coast region
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A concession is required to use a drone on conservation land.
Cape Foulwind Walkway
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New Zealand fur seal/kekeno
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3.4 km one way
The busiest time for fur seals is November to February.
Dogs on a leash only
Walks in the Westport and lower Buller area brochure (PDF, 498K)
Time: 15 minDistance: 500 m
Cape Foulwind short walk takes you from Tauranga Bay along a rocky headland to a viewpoint overlooking a New Zealand fur seal breeding colony.
Panels along the track tell stories of Māori history, sea voyages and early explorers.
Time: 1 hrDistance: 2.9 km
From the seal colony, a longer walking track leads to Cape Foulwind lighthouse.
Return the same way or arrange transport from Cape Foulwind car park.
The nearest town is Westport (16 km).
Follow Cape Foulwind Road (SH67A) for 11 km to the former Holcim cement works. Turn left into Tauranga Bay Road to access the Tauranga Bay car park (southern end).
The longer option can also be accessed from the Cape Foulwind lighthouse car park (northern end).
The seal breeding season from November to February is the busiest time of year for New Zealand fur seal/kekeno.
Cape Foulwind was named by Captain James Cook in 1770 after his vessel was blown off course by the prevailing westerly winds.
Elevation change: +/- 7 m
Ensure you take:
For information on transport, accommodation, activities, and attractions in the West Coast region, refer to www.westcoast.co.nz.
Kekeno are the most common seals in New Zealand and their population is growing.
These interesting short and overnight walks are great options for getting outdoors with children.
Explore the spectacular Cape Foulwind Walkway with a seal colony, a lighthouse and big views of mountains and coastline.


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An interview with family educator, Valerie Gamache about her relationship with her mother who had bi-polar disorder. Valerie describes her mother's illness and the frightening ways she could become suddenly violent and then have no memory for the episode. She reports the ways her family tried to keep, "the Big Secret" to the point that a friend thought her mother had actually died since Valerie spoke so little about her. She describes encounters with discrimination and prejudice that fuel this kind of silence. Valerie has taught numerous family to family classes through NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness and spoke about her deep motivation that other families not have to go through what she did.
Hi Dr. Anne,
I think its great you are doing a series on Mental Illness. I enjoyed listening to Alicia Barnes talk about her brother's life and I am listening to you show with Valerie now. I have a lot of respect for the work that you do, but I am surprised that thus far that your series has not included a show speaking to someone who lives with mental illness themselves. I think you would be remiss not to include such a discussion in this series. It's possible you have done a show like that in the past, that I just don't know about, but I also think it is important to include the voice of someone who personally struggles with mental illness in this series.
I recommend getting in touch with Hanna Sturtevant or Peter Driscoll at Amistad peer support and recovery (a community in Portland for people with mental illness). The phone number there is 733-1956.
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Back in January of this year, Huawei officially announced a pair of new Huawei Watch variants, these new models specifically aimed at women who might be looking for a smartwatch.
The Huawei Watch Jewel is pictured on the left, while the Huawei Watch Elegant is the model on the right. Each of the smartwatches will be available to buy today from the Google Store as well as Best Buy, Amazon, B&H Photo Video, and Newegg. Right now each watch features a price discount of $50, which means if you order them before the deal expires, you'll only pay $549.99 for the Jewel and $449.99 for the Elegant. They usually retail for $599.99 and $499.99, respectively. The deal ends on Monday, May 9.
The Huawei Watch Jewel and Elegant are similar to the original Huawei Watch, insofar that they feature a 1.4-inch 400×400 round AMOLED display and are equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor. There's also 512MB of RAM and 4GB of built-in storage in both units. Their batteries measure in at 300mAh.
There are differences between the new Jewel and Elegant when compared to last year's standard Huawei Watch. Both units have a rose-gold plated body, while the Jewel really stands out thanks to the 68 Swarovski Zirconia crystals along the edge. Both watches also boast unique leather bands for good measure. They will also feature 10 unique watch faces that aren't available in the standard model.
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Managing the Medicare Maze/
It's been accused of causing tears, feelings of overwhelming anxiety and confusion. The silver-lining to all this dizzying information is that you don't have to navigate it alone.
The West Alabama Area Agency on Aging provides a Medicare Counseling program through the State Health Insurance and Assistance Program (SHIP).


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GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) - An 18-year-old has been charged with stabbing a Greenville County high school student near campus just after school ended.
Deputies say Joseph Andrew Ryland of Taylors was arrested Friday night and charged with attempted murder.
Authorities say a group of students was in the parking lot after school and got into an argument with Ryland, who was not a student at the school.
Deputy says a student hit Ryland, who then stabbed another student in the abdomen.
The student's name has not been released. He was taken to a hospital and was listed in good condition.
Ryland was being held on $30,000 bond. It wasn't known if he had an attorney.
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I Believe…
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- This week has dragged on, kicking and screaming and in general making a mess of itself.
- A vanilla milkshake can that and everything else wrong in the world.
- As can two burgers in one day– turkey and regular.
- That the addition of avocados, lettuce, and tomatoes make said burgers healthy. Plus cheese for calcium. Or something.
- That I could very well burrow myself into bed for the entire weekend without getting out, that's how tired I am.
- Chocolate cake from Olive Garden blows all fancy-schmancy chocolate cakes out of the water.
- That this post is overwhelming about food. No shame.
- A shopping expedition is needed. But probably won't be had for a couple of weeks.
- Next week should be abundant in cheer as it'll be Chinese New Year's! How's that for poetry?
- Pride & Prejudice is the best book in the history of books.
- Tummy aches suck.
- That this week was just not good. Oh wait, I said that already? My brain needs some shut-eye.
- That it's time for bed. At 9:20. Really? How old am I?


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Hunting will be performed on our exclusive 250 square mile Bear Management Area (BMA) (WMU 8)
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What To Bring:
Canadian Firearms Declaration Form:
You will be required to fill out a temporary gun permit to bring firearms into Canada (Firearm Declaration Form). The fee is $25 payable at the border crossing.
Non-Resident Firearm Declaration Forms are available by emailing
email@example.com, or by calling 1-800-731-4000 (Canada and U.S.) or
1-506-624-5380 (other countries) and from all Customs offices across Canada. Visit the RCMP web site for more information
Please Note: Do not sign your declaration form until the customs agent asks you to.
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Getting a Home Mortgage
It's not unusual for people to get so excited about buying their first home that they rush into the purchase and make financing decisions that they regret later. Buying a home is one of the most, if not THE most, important purchase decisions of your life. Don't rush it. Take your time and make a smart decision.
Before completing a mortgage application or even strolling through an open house, make sure you are prepared for the mortgage application process. You'll need to know your credit health and monthly budget to determine how much you can afford to spend.
Your Credit Health. Your first step is to obtain your free credit report and check it for errors. You'll need to pay a small fee (less than $10) to see your credit score. Your estimated FICO credit score should be least 675, and preferably above 700. If you have a lower score, your interest rate may be higher and/or it may be difficult to get an approval. If your score is low, we suggest that you work on improving your credit score before shopping around for a mortgage. Otherwise, your mortgage payment will likely be significantly higher.
Your Monthly Budget. The next step is to create a budget to document your monthly income and expenses. Before you apply for a mortgage, you'll need to gather pay stubs and up to three years of tax returns. Mortgage underwriters will also ask to see your monthly expenses, including your outstanding debts such as credit cards, car payments, and student loans. Also, large recurring monthly expenses (like an auto loan) may affect your chances of getting approved for a mortgage. Avoid taking on a new loan payment prior to applying for a mortgage.
Determining How Much You Can Afford. Before you ever speak to a realtor or mortgage officer, determine how much house you can comfortably afford. Realtors, lenders and your own desires may try to tempt you into buying a home that costs more than you can afford. This is your decision and you must feel comfortable with it. A good guideline is that your total housing payment (including taxes and insurance) should be no more than 28 to 35 percent of your gross (pre-tax) income. For example, if together you and a co-buyer have a combined salary of $75,000 a year, your maximum monthly housing payment should be no more than $1,750 to $2,188. Another approach is to allocate no more than 35 percent of your net (take home) pay for housing.
Selecting a Mortgage Company
Now that you know how much you can afford, you need to decide where to shop for a mortgage loan. Large banks, community banks, credit unions, mortgage lenders, mortgage brokers and online lenders all offer a variety of loan products.
Research rates. Start by researching rates online. On Bankrate.com, you can find the current average national mortgage rates, along with a list of online lenders to research. Also research local banks and credit unions by calling or visiting their websites. You may want to ask friends, family or a realtor to recommend a lender.
Meet with the lender. After you identify a preferred lender that offers competitive rates, meet with the lender to get a feel for the person you'll be working with. Your mortgage advisor must be knowledgeable and trustworthy. Someone who will guide you toward the right loan, always keeping your budget and best interest in mind.
Choosing a Mortgage Product
There are home loans for every type of borrower, but not every home loan will be right for you. Interest rates can be fixed or adjust over time. Down payment requirements can vary from 0 to 20 percent. Some loans only require payment on the interest of the loan. Other loans can require a large balloon payment after a specific period of time. There are more loan choices than ever, which is why you must be so careful to select a loan that is right for you.
Buyer beware. Remember the phrase "buyer beware." It's your responsibility to fully understand the loan terms, which can be very complex. Do not be afraid to ask questions about items you don't understand. With all the options available, it can be difficult for a first time home buyer to find the right loan. Consider talking to a non-profit housing counselor, who can help you to understand your loan options and which may be best for you. Your lender has a financial interest in selling you a loan, but a housing counselor is neutral and can give unbiased advice.
Watch out for payment increases. Avoid a mortgage that may cause problems with your budget in the future. For example, let's say you are considering a 3-year adjustable rate mortgage that offers an affordable payment. It may be tempting, but you need to consider what your payment will be in three years. After 36 months, your interest rate will adjust and your payment could go up 25-30 percent. Will you be able to afford an increase like that? It's always prudent to consider a 30-year fixed mortgage. You are essentially locking in an interest rate for 30 years, which will give you the safety and comfort of a fixed principal and interest payment.
Calculating your monthly payment. Understand that your monthly payment will be higher than the cost of your principle and interest payments. Additional variables such as property taxes, the cost of home insurance, private mortgage insurance (PMI), and any condo or association fees will increase the amount of your monthly payment. Again, a good guideline is that your total housing payment (including taxes and insurance) should be no more than 28 to 35 percent of your gross (pre-tax) income.
Determine the size of your downpayment. How much can you afford to put down in a lump sum? In today's market, it is standard for the mortgage lender to require at least a 20 percent down payment for a conventional loan. VHA loans require a much smaller down payment (generally 3.5%), but the interest rate will likely be higher.
Buying a house is a big financial commitment. If you're patient and disciplined about following the steps above, you'll be well on your way to making a smart home buying decision.


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From the start there is an obvious path ascending gradually to CP1,
from where it is up to you what line you take to the summit of the
Cribyn. You must descend the valley, cross the stream and make the
steep ascent to join the path taking you up the Cribyn's north-east
ridge. The last few hundred feet are steep and rocky.
From the Cribyn summit (CP2) follow the Beacons ridge in a westerly
direction, descending the flank of the Cribyn to the pool and
continuing up to the summit of Pen-y-Fan (CP3). The path to the
highest point in South Wales is obvious- having dimensions
reminiscent of the M4. Again there is a final scramble to the top.
Take the north ridge off Pen-y-Fan and enjoy the long fast descent
down Cefn Cwm Llwch. The route is pretty obvious all the way to the
3D Route Fly Through now available here.
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Carbon Trading heats up.
Watch this.
The Coffee House - An Environment Forum
There is an increasing amount of news out there, fed to us 24 hours a day. Unfortunately, less and less is 'investigative' journalism looking into the deeper reasons behind why things are happening. At The Coffee House we pick out some of the more controversial news stories for debate. Politics, economics, development and environment are our main focus. Grab a coffee (or tea!) and join us. Just don't be shy!
Thursday, November 30, 2006
Carbon Trading heats up.
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- At 7:07 pm, Matt Burge said...
Oh, and good to see the UK leading with this. Ironic however that London, lead of the Industrial Revolution, benefits by setting up a new market in pollution trading all these years latter. Guess it's about staying ahead in the 'game of monopoly'.


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Thousands offer prayers on last Friday of Ramadan in KashmirSeptember 26th, 2008 - 9:26 pm ICT by IANS
Srinagar, Sep 26 (IANS) Muslims across the Kashmir Valley offered special prayers on the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan, with the largest congregation in summer capital Srinagar. There were no reports of violence from anywhere.Thousands of Muslims gathered at the Jamia mosque in old city area in Srinagar to offer 'Jumatul Vida' prayers.
Mirwaiz Umer Farooq, the chairman of the moderate Hurriyat group, delivered the Friday sermon.
Farooq welcomed the cross-LOC (Line Of Control) trade between two parts of the divided Kashmir starting Oct 21.
"It is a positive development for people living on both sides of the divide in Kashmir. But we reiterate that elections under the Indian constitution are no alternative to the resolution of the Kashmir problem," Mirwaiz Umer told the congregation.
After the Friday prayers, people raised anti-Indian and pro-freedom slogans, but dispersed peacefully later.
Reports of 'Jumatul Vida' prayers have also come in from all other major and minor towns in the Valley where Muslims turned out in large numbers to offer these special prayers.
Muhammad Yasin Malik, the chairman of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, offered Friday prayers at the Charar-e-Sharief Sufi shrine in central Badgam district. The shrine is built on the mausoleum of Kashmir's patron saint Sheikh Nuruddin Wali fondly called 'Nund Rishi' by the local Pandit community.
Hardline separatist leader, Syed Ali Geelani, who had announced his decision to offer the Friday prayers at the Hazratbal Shrine in Srinagar, was not allowed by the authorities to move out of his uptown Hyderpora residence Friday.
There were no reports of violence from anywhere in the Valley and the day ended peacefully here.
The administration had made elaborate arrangements of transport and other facilities for the devotees both in Srinagar city and other major towns of the Valley.
- Mirwaiz Umer condemns efforts to trigger sectarian strife - Apr 27, 2012
- Kashmir reverberates with prayers on Eid-e-Milad - Feb 05, 2012
- Geelani, Mirwaiz placed under house arrest - May 27, 2011
- Thousands offer Eid prayers in Kashmir peacefully - Aug 31, 2011
- No Friday curfew in Srinagar after six weeks - Nov 12, 2010
- Geelani, Shabir Shah placed under house arrest - Jul 29, 2011
- Mirwaiz under house arrest in Kashmir - Jun 03, 2011
- Curfew in parts of Srinagar following Mirwaiz assault - Nov 26, 2010
- Thousands offer Eid prayers amid sporadic violence in Kashmir - Nov 17, 2010
- Stones pelted at Mirwaiz Umer in Sopore - Dec 16, 2011
- Autonomy no solution to Kashmir problem: Mirwaiz Farooq - Aug 13, 2010
- Protests erupt in Srinagar after Eid prayers - Sep 11, 2010
- Kashmir survives another tragedy, this time without blood - Jul 01, 2012
- People anguished at Maulana Showkat's murder: Mirwaiz - Apr 22, 2011
- 70,000 faithful throng Hazratbal shrine (With Images) - Feb 10, 2012
Tags: holy month of ramadan, indian constitution, jamia mosque, kashmir problem, kashmir valley, liberation front, loc line, muhammad yasin, nuruddin, patron saint


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Come and Enjoy The Great Outdoors in Comfort.
Welcome to our website
For those who enjoy nature & outdoor activities - experience Yellowknife's
rural wilderness beauty. Explore the Ingraham Trail. Boating/Fishing,
Swimming, Hiking, Picnicing, are all readly accessible from our location
at Prelude Lake.
Where you can find us.
Country Cabin is located 29 kilometers east of Yellowknife on the senic
Ingraham Trail (Hiway 4) located at 40 Prelude Lake Main, in the Prelude
Lake Territorial Park.
Cabin Rates
The Guest House
The Guest House sleeps 2, (Max 2 Guests) is equipped with power, propane heat, 3 piece bath, and a Queen size bed. Kitchenette, TV, Bell ExpressVu, BBQ and a common fire pit for get togethers
in the evening.
The Pine Lodge
The Pine Lodge sleeps 2, has a loft with a Queen size bed, Futon in the living room, Kitchenette, 3 piece Bath, propane heat, power, TV, Bell ExpressVu, BBQ and a common fire pit for get togethers in the evening.
The cabins are fitted with hot & cold running water, but if you are someone who loves long hot showers then maybe off grid cabin live is not for you. As the cabins are off the grid, water for the cabins is trucked in from the nearby lake. The cabin water tanks hold 145 gallons (660 litres) Guest House, 245 gallons (1100 litres) Pine Lodge and will be refilled every second day (48 hrs). If additional fill ups are required a $25.00 charge will be incurred per fill up and unscheduled fill ups may not be readily available.
Please use water wisely, every drop counts.
As with the water power is also limited, the cabins are wired with 120 volt AC power (24/7) throughout which will accommodate most low wattage equipment i.e. phone chargers, laptops, camera battery charges etc. Our power mainly comes from solar arrays (96%) and is stored in batteries for those cloudy days and long dark winter nights.
Please download our brochure for more infomation
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Pine Lodge Kitchen
The kitchen is equipped with a three burner
propane stove, refrigerator, pots & pans, coffee
maker, dishes, glassware and utinsels.
The loft Pine Lodge
The loft in the Pine Lodge has one queen size bed
and is accessed via a ladder.
Living Room Pine Lodge
The living Room is provided with a Futon (sleeps two),
19" LCD TV, and Bell Express Vu.
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What you might not realize fully yet, is that "IT" is substrate independent, at least in this world. That means that a plasma ball makes a perfectly fine body that can't deny permission.. while a human body is "occupied" in a manner of speaking and denies permission unless deluded with religion, spirituality or UFOlogy.
But human bodies come with a built-in super-computer (our brain) which gives "IT" access to a lot of incredible stuff from "IT's" perspective.
Given the right circumstances, (available usable energy) and other things, "IT" can effectively materialize thought into solid forms, at least temporarily.
Once you get these basics down, things clear up rapidly.
The final thing to figure out, is that since we humans are effectively acting as "ITs" physical brain (our brains loosely networked together), "IT" is really a composite of our beliefs in many ways.
We humans like creating eternal hell and torture and death of innocents and many other crazy things, so that greatly colors IT.
Apparently at one time, before Monotheism and other death/cannibal cults were created, "IT" wasn't such a bad chap to hang around.. as WE WEREN'T THAT BAD yet.
Oh sure, "primitive man" killed lots of people, burned some forest and what not.
But it's that mind virus of humans being "lost and damaged from "before birth" that is 1000 times more evil than any physical action a person could take.
The human networked super-computer let itself be hacked.
IT is 90% what we are.. that's why i can say that i understand "IT"; understand the "control loop".
90% anyway.
The other 10% is a toughie.
I have experienced such transcendental beauty..
I have experienced such transcendental horror..
Which "IT" would have me believe is part of IT's base form.
Tricky ground that is.
I need to be very careful what I feed back into the world in terms of information..
(whether it's true or not) as it might resonate for hundreds of years..
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...I don't think they'll ever leave us alone. They will find a way, just as they have throughout all of human existence. And I can't help but think that some of them may be here to help us. If that's the case, wouldn't it be beneficial to try to get to know them? In fact, shouldn't we be doing this however you look at it? Thanks, in advance!


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Lemon Cream Sauce For Vegetables
Martha Price
This yummy sauce is great on any vegetable, but especially on green vegetables. You just may get your kids (or husband, or yourself!) to eat broccoli or brussel sprouts with this sauce!
4 Tbspbutter
1 Tbspflour
1 and 1/4 cvegetable cooking liquid (or water or chicken stock)
1egg yolk
·juice of 1/2 medium lemon
2 Tbspheavy cream
·salt and black pepper
·chopped green onions, optional
How to Make Lemon Cream Sauce For Vegetables
- Melt the butter in a small saucepan, then take the pan off the heat. Stir in the flour and gradually stir in 1 and 1/4 cup of the vegetable cooking liquid (or water or chicken stock). Bring to a boil and simmer for about 10 minutes.
- Beat the egg yolk with 1 tablespoon of the lemon juice and 2 tablespoons of the hot sauce. Remove the sauce from heat and add in the egg mixture.
- Stir in the cream. Keep the sauce warm, but do not allow to boil, or the egg and cream may curdle. Season to taste with salt and pepper, and more lemon juice, if desired.
Sprinkle with chopped green onions, if desired.
Serve over your favorite vegetable.
About Lemon Cream Sauce For Vegetables
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Main Ingredient: Dairy
Regional Style: French
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by James Bagwell, Director of Finance & Administration at Shandon
When I was a young child, my family was very poor.
My father used to collect bottles (back when you could return bottles for a minimal refund), collect scrap metal and sell chicken eggs just to provide enough for us to get by. At the time, we lived across the street from a Baptist church.
One day the pastor of the church invited my parents to attend. My father explained to the pastor that we could not attend his church because we could not afford to tithe. Interestingly, my father was not a believer at this time, but he at least had some head knowledge about tithing.
The pastor challenged my father with this: "Mr. Bagwell, we don't need your money. But I will tell you this. If you were to start giving 10% of your income to the Lord, I assure you that you will not go hungry or go without other neccesities. If you find by tithing, you do not have enough, you come see me and I will make sure you have the essentials."
My father accepted the challenge and began attending church and tithing on his modest means, which included the money from bottles, metal and eggs. My father never had to ask the pastor for help.
We always had enough.
To see how my father chose to trust a God he didn't yet know was a life lesson for me. How much faith do I have in the God I do know and follow? Thankfully, my father did come to know Christ later in life and it was a great blessing, but I've never forgotten that example of faith.
I want to encourage those of you who may think you can't tithe. Our God is a loving God who seeks an intimate relationship with us built upon faith.
Malachi 3:10 tells us "Bring all the tithes into the storehouse, That there may be food in My house, And try Me now in this," Says the LORD of hosts, "If I will not open for you the windows of heaven And pour out for you such blessing That there will not be room enough to receive it."
This year as you examine your finances and consider what you should do with your pledge card, I encourage you to have faith. Pray. Seek God's will. And join us on November 16 as we come together, trusting God, making an eternal commitment to support the ministry of our church to reach the world.


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Our most extravagant reunion to date at the wonderful Simpsons in the Strand London in September 2009.
The venue for the Sporting Times pink un vat, a great afternoon in lavish surroundings, with fantastic food, and even better company.
The Three Compasses pub in Hornsey, home at present to The Grail. ( Berts tankard )
FOFB Chairman Dave (The Chain ) Woodhead, relieving the pub of the Grail for the afternoon.


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Coat of Many Colors
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I have received a comment regarding the Biblical reference to sin as being the color of scarlet (Isa. 1:18). Quite true. Please note that NO color in the above lesson is used to represent sin itself. Because of sin, and the Bible clearly states all persons have sinned, the sinner lives in darkness, without hope of heaven. The color black is used in the above outline to represent this dark lost initial state of every person on earth with no regard to gender or race. The Bible also makes it clear that Jesus is the light to the sin darkened world. Jesus Himself quoted Isaiah by saying, "the people living in darkness have seen a great light; of those living in the land of the shadow of death a light has dawned." (Matt. 4:16; Isa 9: 1,2) There are several applications and word associations possible with this visual, and should you choose to apply the various colors in a different order, or with varying symbolism, that is exactly what you should do.ReplyDelete


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CHATTER – community newsletter
Encouraging informed, connected and resilient communities in Upper Hutt
If you would like to subscribe to our monthly newsletter, please email us: email@example.com and we'll hook you up!
Links to more information are provided in the Resources and Links section.
This edition of Chatter celebrates one year in its online format and we in the Community Development Team hope you are finding the content useful for yourself and/or your community group. We are keen to hear feedback and any suggestions about how we can improve our service to you. We are keen to hear your thoughts too on whether or not you would be interested in having more networking events, workshops or following local community group information on Facebook. My contact details are below.
Young people and their wellbeing is a priority for the team and we are in the process of finalising this year's Young Achievers Awards and are also involved in the youth leadership development programme, Spearhead Leaders. There are some incredible young people in Upper Hutt who are making a real difference in their community and are inspiring role models for other young people.
Look out too for a community Hackathon coming to Upper Hutt soon! It's the community's opportunity to come together over a weekend and share ideas about issues and solutions around youth wellbeing.
It's also an important time of the year for acknowledging the contribution which local groups (usually run by dedicated volunteers) make to our community. One tangible way of acknowledging groups is to submit a nomination for a Community Award telling them about the great work the group does and how it is making a difference in the community. Last year Upper Hutt's Community Rescue took out the Regional Award in the Health and Wellbeing category. Don't be shy in putting your own group forward for the awards!
Council is also seeking nominations for the Civic Awards, to acknowledge those individuals who are, or who have made a significant voluntary contribution to Upper Hutt City. Last years recipients were Phil Grocott, a Victim Support Volunteer who works tirelessly with families affected by homicide, Doctor Barry Wards for his years of support for Forest and Bird and Wayne Myers for his work with the RSA and the Upper Hutt ANZAC Day services.
Sue Colville
Community Development Team Leader
Upper Hutt City Council
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Open Funding Rounds
Click on the below links to be directed to the Funder's Website:
- Community Organisation Grants Scheme (COGS)
- Infinity Foundation
- Lottery Environment and Heritage
- New Zealand Winston Churchill Memorial Trust
- Pelorus Trust
- Support for Volunteering Fund
- Todd Foundation
- Trust House
- Upper Hutt Cossie Club
- Wellington Community Trust
Community Awards
Nominations for Community Awards are open!
These awards are designed to recognise volunteer groups making valuable contributions to their communities.
There is a total of $8500 in prize money available for Upper Hutt organisations that are placed in the local and/or regional awards.
Award Categories are:
- Arts and Culture
- Education and Child/Youth Development
- Health and Wellbeing
- Heritage and Environment
- Sport and Leisure
Rising Star Award:
This award recognises emerging and smaller groups doing great things in the community.
Key Judging Factors:
- Volunteer input
- Utilisation of resources
- Innovation and creativity
- Effectiveness of activities
- Impact within the community
It's quick and easy to nominate a group online (Including your own): wellingtonairport.co.nz/community-awards
Nominations close Wednesday 31 May 2017
Civic Awards
The Upper Hutt City Council is again seeking members of the Upper Hutt Community who have given outstanding service to the community.
Nominations for the 2017 Civic Awards are currently being called for and close on Friday, 30 June 2017.
Any person who has carried out outstanding voluntary service in Upper Hutt in the field of recreation, youth activities, social welfare, educational services, cultural or community affairs, or other is eligible for nomination.
This is a great opportunity for local residents to nominate individuals for formal recognition. There are many people out there in our City who work tirelessly for the benefit of others and we want to know about them and have the opportunity to thank them.
The Awards will be presented at a ceremony to be held later in the year.
For further information please contact Kerrie Falconer on 527 2189 or email@example.com or visit: http://upperhuttcity.com/civic-awards/ to review the criteria and to download a nomination form.
Charity Services Free Webinars
Charity Services have launched their brand new Facebook page and it's chock full of useful information. Follow them for regular updates and see below their schedule of exciting lunchtime webinars on a variety of topics:
Minimum Categories 25 May 2017, 12pm – 1pm
Under the new reporting standards for Tier 3 and Tier 4 charities, revenue/receipts and expenditure/payments must be reported according to certain minimum categories. In this webinar we will cover, the minimum categories and the rationale for each category and there will be a chance to ask questions at the completion of the session.
Performance Reports 22 June 2017, 12pm – 1pm
Things have changed! Under the new reporting standards if your charity is Tier 3 or Tier 4 you need to complete a Performance Report every year. In this webinar we're going to explain what a performance report is, when you need to complete one and how it can help your registered charity.
Before you participate in this webinar make sure you know what tier your charity is. If you're unsure find out on our website.
Annual Reporting 20 July 2017, 12pm – 1pm
This webinar will cover the basics of what information Charities Services requires registered charities to provide every year. We will cover annual reporting obligations, key dates and how Charities Services can help you to prepare your report.
Registration – the benefits and obligations 21 September 2017, 12pm – 1pm
Is your organisation thinking of becoming a registered charity? In this webinar, we will explain the benefits of registration, the process and ongoing obligations of registration.
On completion of the webinar you will be able to decide whether registering as a charity is the best decision for your organisation.
New to a registered charity? This is what you need to know! 18 October 2017, 12pm – 1pm
Let's get simple, if you're new to a charity, this webinar will tell you the key things you need to know to ensure your registered charity meets Charities Services requirements.
If you aren't signed up for the Charity Services newsletter, you can do so via their home page: https://www.charities.govt.nz/
– make sure you scroll to the bottom right corner to find it.
Book a Librarian
Book one to one assistance with the free Book a Librarian service offered at the Upper Hutt Central Library. If you want dedicated help with what to read next or navigating technology then this new service is for you! Some of the things we can help you with include:
- Using the library catalogue and website
- Reader's advisory – what to read next
- eBooks and eAudiobooks
- Researching your family heritage – Recollect, Ancestry, MyHeritage
- Funding search for community groups – GivUS
- Scholarship search for individuals – GivME
- Basic computing skills, such as emailing, downloading photos, word processing and searching the internet
- Tablets and mobile devices
- Social Media, such as Facebook, Twitter etc.
- Jobsearch, CVs and cover letters
To make a 30 minute one on one booking click on the link below, fill in the form and a staff member will be in touch. http://upperhuttlibrary.co.nz/bookalibrarian/
The New Zealand Society of Translators and Interpreters (NZSTI) presents the book Treaty Times Thirty containing 30 translations of the Treaty of Waitangi to His Worship Mayor Wayne Guppy
NZSTI, on behalf of the organisers of the Treaty Times Thirty project will present a copy of the book to His Worship Mayor Wayne Guppy at a public event at the Upper Hutt Central Library on 11 May 2017 at 6pm.
One hundred and sixteen translators worked together on the translations of the English and Māori versions of the Treaty into 30 languages and New Zealand Sign Language. This is the result of a project conceived to celebrate the Society's 30th anniversary.
'The translations of the Treaty of Waitangi in the many languages of our country will add significantly to people's understanding of New Zealand's founding agreement' said Treaty expert Dame Claudia Orange, a key supporter of the initiative. Project spokesperson Stefan Grand Meyer adds 'the publication of the translations aims to make the Treaty more accessible to immigrants, and to encourage a better understanding of the Treaty internationally.' As former Settlement Support Officer for the Upper Hutt City Council, Cecilia Titulaer said 'The Upper Hutt City Council, led by Mayor Guppy has always been very supportive of the ethnic communities living in our city. I hope this book make them feel even more at home'.
The Treaty Times Thirty project also stresses the importance of translation in New Zealand, and highlights the translator's difficult task of re-expressing identical meaning from one language to another. It also shows the importance of professional and accurate translations.
For all enquiries, please write to firstname.lastname@example.com or contact project spokesperson Stefan Grand-Meyer at 021 062 2946.
Be Prepared!
We are running our first Upper Hutt Community Emergency Hub (Civil Defence Centre) activation next Saturday 13th May 10 – 12pm at Silverstream School!
This is a chance for the community to come together to learn more about how they can be better prepared, to have a go at setting up a Community Emergency Hub and figure out how they could support one another in a disaster.
Please share with your networks, this event is also listed on Facebook for easy sharing: https://www.facebook.com/events/126026411281031/
Local Upcoming Events
Orongomai Marae would like to invite members from the community to participate in the "HEART BEAT" facilitated by Wellington Free Ambulance.
The workshop is FREE and designed to teach how to identify when someone is in cardiac arrest, how to perform chest compressions effectively and finally how to use an AED (defibrillator). This can apply to anyone, any where and any time.
These workshops run once a month and are hosted at Orongomai Marae, 5-7 Railway Avenue, Training Classroom.
Dates and times as follows:
* 2pm – 3pm, Friday 12 May 2017
* 2pm – 3pm, Friday 9 June 2017
* 2pm – 3pm, Friday 14 July 2017
* 2pm – 3pm, Friday 11th August 2017
* 2pm – 3pm, Friday 8th September 2017
* 2pm – 3pm, Friday 13th October 2017
* 2pm-3pm: Friday 10th November 2017
Please book to confirm as space is limited – contact Nga Powhiri Webster (email: firstname.lastname@example.com).ew
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By the way, for the next 3-6 months or depending on how long it would take, proceeds from the sale of soy candles and handcrafted personal treasures for charity will be donated to Dress A Girl Australia's campaign to build a well in Kalagi Uganda until I have achieved the target amount of $10,500. The sale of the other items are allocated to Dress A Girl Australia's postage fund.
This time I revived my fabric picture cards which I used to make about 8 years ago and donated a dollar for every card I sold to a breast cancer foundation here in Sydney. I stopped making and donating when I went back to work. I used to make these cards in between problem solving of work issues when I worked from home. At this time I am only making a couple of Australian-themed picture cards. If I am in a good mood I might make the Sydney Harbour bridge.


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on Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Pages: 458 pages
Buy: Amazon, B&N, Book Depository, Chapters !ndigo
Farway Gaius McCarthy was born outside of time. The son of a time-traveling Recorder from 2354 AD and a gladiator living in Rome in 95 AD, Far's birth defies the laws of nature. Exploring history himself is all he's ever wanted, and after failing his final time-traveling exam, Far takes a position commanding a ship with a crew of his friends as part of a black market operation to steal valuables from the past.
But during a heist on the sinking Titanic, Far meets a mysterious girl who always seems to be one step ahead of him. Armed with knowledge that will bring Far's very existence into question, she will lead Far and his team on a race through time to discover a frightening truth: History is not as steady as it seems.
There were lots of mixed feelings involved about Invictus. It's weird because prior to this book I had intentions of reading Ryan Gaudin's Wolf by Wolf series because the summary of that sounded exciting. Although I had to pick up Invictus first because everyone kept mentioning there were Doctor Who references in it and as some of you might know I absolutely adore Doctor Who…save for the last couple of seasons, but that's another story for another day.
It's hard to write a review when you have mixed feelings about a book (although I do say this in every other review that I've written on this blog). The good things that kept me reading Invictus was the subtle humor, the need to know how Empra met Gaius and her falling for him, and also if Far was able to find his mother. That prologue totally hooked me into reading the book. I wanted to know more about Empra and Gaius's romance because the romantic in me wanted to know, so imagine my disappointment when the rest of the story was involved with Far and his crew and not telling how Empra fell for Gaius. But the thing is it the story does eventually go back to Gaius's last days and we see the conclusion of their romance. As for the other bits of the romance in the book I'm not sure if that was necessary because there were times it felt like the romance felt forced. Like can't they all just be good friends who travel good time and space and do illegal expeditions together?
The reason why I almost DNF this book was the many POVs. It was unexpected but because of the many POVs sometimes I found myself quite lost of where the plot was going at times because it made the story drag out too long. It was already messy enough with the time travel bits in the novel but I really wish we only got one or two person's POV instead of many. Speaking of time traveling I liked how invictus that time traveling was pretty straight forward and similar to Doctor Who. People in a ship, press some buttons to a date, and bam off they go. I get that other time traveling books try to be unique with their time traveling mechanisms, but it's so easy to get lost in the technicality of the jargon.
Don't get me wrong I loved the Invictus crew members and I also enjoyed seeing how Far's mother, Empra, and Gaius' love story unfolding despite the tragedy. I would love to know more of their back story of how they met and fall in love considering that Gaius was a gladiator. Far and Priya made a cute couple and their ending was bittersweet. They all had some sort of quirk that made them easily identifiable like Imogen's colorful hair, for example. When Elliot comes into the picture that's when things start to get a little wibbly wobbly because you know there's a reason for why she's there, but unsure how she fits into picture until the secret is revealed.
Would I recommend Invictus? If you're a Doctor Who fan, yes. If you like time traveling and weird mysteries, yes. If you don't want to be lost in time and space, while trying to figure out the plot, then no. However, you can't deny that the cover is gorgeous.


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ECU swimming splits tri-meet with Gamecocks, W&M
GREENVILLE The men's and women's swimming and diving teams wrapped up their 2015-16 dual meet seasons Saturday, splitting a tri-meet with South Carolina and William & Mary at Minges Natatorium.
The ECU women topped William & Mary, 180-107, and fell to South Carolina, 170-129.
The Pirate men earned a 151.5-142.5 victory over the Tribe and lost to the Gamecocks, 193-105.
Women's Tennis
UNC: Two of the top women's tennis programs in the country square off Sunday in Chapel Hill when No. 5 North Carolina hosts ninth-ranked Texas A&M at noon inside Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center.
NCCU: Freshman Jasmine Gabriel earned her first collegiate dual match victory in a 6-1 non-conference loss to Western Carolina University Saturdayafternoon.
Track and Field
NC State: The Pack's distance runners made their mark on school history and national lists, as all five runners earned national top-10 times and four athletes went into the record books with top-10 marks in school history on Saturday at the Camel City Elite. The Pack raced against some of the nation's top college talents, as well as professional athletes.
Duke: The Duke men's and women's track & field teams capped the final day of the Camel City Invitational at the JDL Fast Track in Winston-Salem, N.C., Saturday, highlighted by redshirt senior Stephen Boals and redshirt junior Urina Harrell winning the men's shot put and women's shot put competitions, respectively.
Men's Soccer
Elon: Soccer alum Clint Irwin '11 was one of 10 honorees that was named a 2016 Top 10 Under 10 Alumni by the Office of Alumni Engagement and the Young Alumni Council.
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David Yowell 1/23/11
I will certainly see what I can do. I am currently in the process of packing to move across town next month...therefore I may not be able to get to it for about a month or two. But I will certainly get those to you. Thanks for the follow-up email. I wasn't sure if I was going to hear from you or not.
So are you a distant relative of Happy? If so, so you have many photos or memorabilia from Signal Hill? I am surprised that you haven't run into the Cain name in your research. HMMMM...just when I think I might be getting somewhere I'm back at square one again. Maybe this summer I will have more time to commit to my search...then I may find the "mother lode."
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Tax Free Weekend - save on more than you'd expect
(WPDE) Horry County —
Tax free weekend is going on right now - from August 3-5 - to benefit students going back to school.
The Department of Revenue expects shoppers will save $2.25 million dollars in sales tax this weekend.
Sammy, who is about to start 3rd grade, is one of the many shoppers on tax free weekend, buying stuff for school.
"Two packs of pencils, two packs of wide ruled paper," said Sammy, looking at what's already in her shopping cart. "Crayons and some colored pencils and twistables and all that stuff."
From crayons to computers to clothing, shoppers will save on sales tax.
Even dorm essentials like lamps and linens are tax free too.
"We also have 'Back to College', so you those things, your sheets and comforters and things of that nature that you would need for back to college, are also on that list," said Sunshine Nelson, Walmart Manager.
You don't even have be a student. Anyone can take advantage of tax free weekend.
"Anybody," said Willie Holland, Walmart Manager. "It doesn't have to be on a school list. It can be for your home or your family.
The whole family can benefit, and whether or not they're ready to start school, soon-to-be students are ready to shop, and parents are excited to save.
Tax free weekend ends at midnight on Sunday, August 5.
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Charissa Simmons
Family Ministries Coordinator
Charissa was born in St. Paul, Nebraska and raised in Colorado. She graduated from Pacific Lutheran University, majoring in biology. While Charissa has been a member of Trinity since 1987, she didn't join the staff until the summer of 2007. As Church School Coordinator, she is responsible for the church school, nursery, and Sunday morning activities for children and youth (infants through high school). Prior to coming to work at Trinity, Charissa was a stay-at-home mom for many years to her two daughters, Lydia and Emily. Charissa and her husband Erik, who she met in the Trinity choir, are also parents to two cats, Artemis and Diana. When Charissa is not busy coordinating family ministries, she enjoys gardening, landscaping, hiking and doing crossword puzzles.


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Fort Prado finds ideal spot
STICKNEY, Ill. - Trainer Chris Block found his comeback spot for Fort Prado, and the most talented turf horse in the featured ninth race Sunday at Hawthorne should get an ideal race setup.
Fort Prado, bred in Illinois by Block's father, Dave, and owned by the Block family racing partnership, Team Block, makes his first start since Dec. 11, when he finished a close, closing fifth in the $100,000 Pete Axthelm Stakes at Calder. That was Fort Prado's fourth straight stakes start, and he had not a good trip in one of them. A measure of his innate talent: Fort Prado finished second, beaten three-quarters of a length, to the good turf horse Good Reward last fall in the Storm Cat Stakes at Keeneland.
The Sunday feature is a third-level allowance with a $35,000 claiming option, and Fort Prado is in it because Block passed on the Milwaukee Avenue Handicap, run Saturday as part of Hawthorne's six-stakes day for Illinois-breds. Block said he believes Fort Prado needs turf to show his best at two turns. He won the Springfield Stakes at Arlington last summer, but that was a one-turn mile, and Fort Prado finished sixth in the Round Table Stakes at two turns the next time he raced.
Stakes races are again on Fort Prado's horizon, and the Cardinal Handicap, an Illinois-bred grass race in June at Arlington, is an obvious early summer goal. But there is no reason Fort Prado cannot fire fresh on Sunday, and his work tab, including a bullet six-furlong dirt work here on April 18, suggest Fort Prado is ready. Fort Prado has tactical speed, but runs best when his rider takes him back off the pace and comes with a stretch run. That is exactly the sort of trip that should win the Sunday feature, which has at least three confirmed speed horses who should ensure a fast, contested pace.
One of the speeds, Color by D'or, has won 6 of 10 on the Hawthorne grass course, and drops down in class for his first start of the season.
Two accidents in one race
Three jockeys went down in separate accidents during the running of the fourth race here Friday, and though two horses wound up losing their lives, the riders seemed as of late Friday afternoon to have escaped severe injury.
E.T. Baird took the worst of a bad spill on the first turn of a $25,000 claiming race, and was quickly whisked from the grass course on a stretcher and transported via track ambulance to Loyola Medical Center. Baird was cut over an eye, but was said to be conscious.
Baird was on the lead in the first quarter-mile of a two-turn race when his mount, Indian Prospector, broke his leg and went down. A trailing horse, Saijan, fell over him, throwing Emanuel Cosme and causing chaos among the trailing horses.
Less than a quarter-mile later, in an unrelated incident, the veteran Illinois-bred grass horse Runaway Victor suddenly pulled up, the victim of an apparent heart attack, and veered to the outside fence, throwing Jesse Campbell. Campbell, too, was hospitalized but also seemed to have escaped serious injury. Cosme continued riding Friday afternoon.
Indian Prospector was euthanized, while Runaway Victor died on the racetrack. Runaway Victor, a 9-year-old, won seven times and finished second in 24 starts during a long career. Last June, he scored an upset in the Cardinal Handicap.
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My cousin was jailed for 3 days …You wont believe why
My cousin was jailed for 3 days…for pointing out that his wife was having a couple of extra marital affairs. Beat that!
What I am going to share is applicable for everybody in India. I urge everybody should read this start-to-finish at least once. This is the ground reality of India, much different from what we read in our books and newspapers.
The story goes on like this –
Brother doctor, his wife a software engineer had an arranged marriage. Some 6 months into the marriage, he finds clear cut and substantial written proofs that his wife was carrying on (before and after marriage) extra marital affairs with a couple of guys in her office.
Cutting the long story short, he chose to end the relationship and checked with some divorce lawyers in the area. As per at least 4 senior lawyers, in case a woman is unwilling, a man asking for a divorce from a woman will invite troubles for the whole family and he will be implicated in a false IPC 498acase. This section is a non-bailable and non-compoundable (means can't be withdrawn even by the complainant).
As per Indian laws, while a man can be booked and jailed for adultery (IPC 497), a woman can NEVER be booked for adultery, she can only be an abettor in adulterous relationship but she can never be put behind bars even if you have the video of herself having hard core sex with a man/men!
(I don't want to go into the debate of whether adultery should be a crime or not but whatever it is, the law should be equally applicable for both the sexes.
While a man can be jailed for adultery, a woman can never be jailed for adultery in India)
My brother chose not to pursue the contested divorce and rather tried going for mutually agreeable divorce. He tried roping in some of his relatives in between to get this done. Now, here comes the bummer – the lady's family had put two conditions – Either pay them a Crore (around $200K) OR be ready to face the music.
Even for a doctor, $200k is a big amount in India. He chose the latter. (On another note, I guess the amount never mattered here, it was about principles for him since he was not at fault, it made no sense for him to part with his money.)
In India, almost all criminal lawyers keep a template of IPC 498a complaint ready with them. They just need to change names of various family members in that template and an FIR is lodged. In his case, allegedly he used to ask her 25 Lakhs ($50k) dowry.
When the police wallah (IO – Investigating Officer) landed up at his home, I was at his home incidentally. IO clearly said, without any remorse, that he could make out from the FIR itself that it is a false case but I have got orders from my higher-ups to prepare a charge-sheet against the guy.
The brother in the mean time met a lot of higher police officials with conclusive proofs of his wife's extra marital affairs but all they could direct him was to show the proofs in court!
True to his words, the IO later had put lots of spices in the charge-sheet.
My brother applied for a 'Stay on Arrest' from High Court (HC). The judge didn't allow his stay just-because-he-was-a-hus
He surrenders before the lower court concerned as advised by the HC and applies for bail. Now the court concerned again refuses to entertain his bail plea -again- just-because-he-was-a-hus
He was incarcerated for 3 days in jail!
There is such a rampant misuse of this law that some girls have made it their profession. The parties that get benefited the most in such cases is – Police and Lawyers.
The stats at Fight Against misuse of Dowry law (IPC-498a) reveal that 98% of the 498a cases filed are false. In urban areas – and especially among the educated women the extent of misuse is rampant.
When this false case was lodged, we tried contacting some media organizations but they are only interested in covering stories where a woman(read bride) is victim.
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More than meets the eye in the history of the robots in disguise
Transformers Exodus- The official history of the war for Cybertron
Written by Alex Irvine, Titan Books, Available Now
Review written by Gavin O'Reilly
When asked if I would look at this to review I jumped at the chance- I am a lapsed hardcore Transformer fan. I know that though this comes from the recent videogame the book is officially canon and endorsed by Hasbro themselves. How could I resist seeing how the war of Cybertron came about, with some old but shiny friends? A nostalgia trip for sure. I was a huge TF fan when younger, being a member of "Transfans" fan club in the early- mid 90s (a dark time for TF fans as they had lost their 80s heyday and were somewhat in limbo until "Beast Wars"). In fact, the size of my transformer toy collection came up as a topic of discussion at a recent childhood reunion- I hadn't seen some of these people in 17 years! Somewhere along the line though, I lost my interest in all things cybertronian- I didn't get into Beast Machines, and though I had the 1st issue along with everyone else of the Dreamwave comic, I didn't follow on. I hoped this book might rekindle my love affair, and though I didn't mind the two films, they didn't get me reaching for the comics or any other merchandise for that matter.
It has at least provided me with an enjoyable jaunt down memory lane. The book starts slow with scene setting and historical explanations- some may find this a drag but it appeals to my nerdish hunger for imagined knowledge. We learn of the humble origins of Orion Pax before he becomes the heroic Optimus Prime that most TF fans were introduced to as a hardened and masterful leader in generation 1. On the other side, we also learn the lowly beginnings of the bot that named himself Megatron. This is a tale of the relationship between the leaders of the war- and their relationship is a good deal deeper and more intertwined than anyone may have necessarily guessed. It is nice to see some depth and context given to the childhood 'Autobot=Good, Decepticon=Bad' equation. It is an ideological clash of free will against order that triggers the meeting of the two- does everyone have their place in a caste system, if not, do we face the paralysis of endless choice? How can society possibly guide itself with no structure? These are the base of the questions Orion Pax poses while sharing the initial dialogue with Megatron, who forcefully believes he knows the answer. While they agree to the basics of free will, it is the method in which to implement this into Cybertronian society that causes the chasm of a rift between the two which ultimately leads to the war. Sometimes the book lingers a bit long on these themes- the debate between Megatron and Orion Pax is engaging, but Orion Pax's inner thinking fails to inspire. I would have expected Orion Pax to be at least a little more foolhardy than he is portrayed in the book.
I wanted a kick-ass Prime. Instead I got a young data clerk who is very unsure of himself and really, a bit of a wet blanket. Though I guess the point of freedom of choice is that someone can become whatever they like- but it seems odd that this Orion Pax bears little to no resemblance to Optimus Prime in spirit. It is nice to see his journey though, but I am left wondering why he did trust Megatron as far as he did. That was a mega-mistake- one we have seen Optimus Prime pay for dearly. Megatron as a character is enjoyable enough, a bad-ass bot from the gladiatorial pits that inspires rebellion on Cybertron. Though you can't help but agree with some of Megatron's points, it is his method which makes him much like the Magneto to Prime's Professor X.
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ICD-10 Diagnosis Code H35.30
Unspecified macular degeneration
Diagnosis Code H35.30
Short Description: Unspecified macular degeneration
Long Description: Unspecified macular degeneration
This is the 2018 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code H35.30
Valid for Submission
The code H35.30 is valid for submission for HIPAA-covered transactions.
Deleted Code Deleted Code
The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) has published an update to the ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes which became effective October 1, 2017. This codes was replaced for the FY 2018 (October 1, 2017-September 30, 2018).
This code was deleted in the 2018 ICD-10 code set with the code(s) listed below.
- H44.2B1 - Degenerative myopia with macular hole, right eye
- H44.2B2 - Degenerative myopia with macular hole, left eye
- H44.2B3 - Degenerative myopia with macular hole, bilateral eye
- H44.2B9 - Degenerative myopia with macular hole, unspecified eye
Code Classification
Diseases of the eye and adnexa (H00–H59)
Disorders of choroid and retina (H30-H36)
- Other retinal disorders (H35)
- Disorders of choroid and retina (H30-H36)
Information for Medical Professionals
Code Edits
The following edits are applicable to this code:
Adult diagnoses Adult diagnoses
Adult. Age range is 15–124 years inclusive (e.g., senile delirium, mature cataract).
Diagnostic Related Groups
The diagnosis code H35.30 is grouped in the following Diagnostic Related Group(s) (MS-DRG V35.0)
Convert to ICD-9 General Equivalence Map
The ICD-10 and ICD-9 GEMs are used to facilitate linking between the diagnosis codes in ICD-9-CM and the new ICD-10-CM code set. The GEMs are the raw material from which providers, health information vendors and payers can derive specific applied mappings to meet their needs.
- 362.50 - Macular degeneration NOS
- Age-related macular degeneration
- Atrophic macular change
- Bilateral degeneration of macula
- Bull's eye maculopathy
- Degeneration of macula and posterior pole
- Degenerative disorder of macula
- Degenerative disorder of macula of left eye
- Degenerative disorder of macula of right eye
- Degenerative progressive high myopia
- Macular diffuse atrophy
- Myopia
- Myopic macular degeneration
- Severe myopia
Index of Diseases and Injuries
References found for the code H35.30 in the Index of Diseases and Injuries:
- Inclusion Terms: Inclusion terms
List of terms is included under some codes. These terms are the conditions for which that code is to be used. The terms may be synonyms of the code title, or, in the case of "other specified" codes, the terms are a list of the various conditions assigned to that code. The inclusion terms are not necessarily exhaustive. Additional terms found only in the Alphabetic Index may also be assigned to a code.
- Age-related macular degeneration
Information for Patients
Macular Degeneration
Also called: AMD, Age-related macular degeneration
Macular degeneration, or age-related macular degeneration (AMD), is a leading cause of vision loss in Americans 60 and older. It is a disease that destroys your sharp, central vision. You need central vision to see objects clearly and to do tasks such as reading and driving.
AMD affects the macula, the part of the eye that allows you to see fine detail. It does not hurt, but it causes cells in the macula to die. There are two types: wet and dry. Wet AMD happens when abnormal blood vessels grow under the macula. These new blood vessels often leak blood and fluid. Wet AMD damages the macula quickly. Blurred vision is a common early symptom. Dry AMD happens when the light-sensitive cells in the macula slowly break down. Your gradually lose your central vision. A common early symptom is that straight lines appear crooked.
Regular comprehensive eye exams can detect macular degeneration before the disease causes vision loss. Treatment can slow vision loss. It does not restore vision.
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Age-related macular degeneration Age-related macular degeneration is an eye disease that is a leading cause of vision loss in older people in developed countries. The vision loss usually becomes noticeable in a person's sixties or seventies and tends to worsen over time.Age-related macular degeneration mainly affects central vision, which is needed for detailed tasks such as reading, driving, and recognizing faces. The vision loss in this condition results from a gradual deterioration of light-sensing cells in the tissue at the back of the eye that detects light and color (the retina). Specifically, age-related macular degeneration affects a small area near the center of the retina, called the macula, which is responsible for central vision. Side (peripheral) vision and night vision are generally not affected, but reduced dim light (scotopic) vision often occurs in the early stages of the disease.Researchers have described two major types of age-related macular degeneration, known as the dry form and the wet form. The dry form is much more common, accounting for 85 to 90 percent of all cases of age-related macular degeneration. It is characterized by a buildup of yellowish deposits called drusen beneath the retina and vision loss that worsens slowly over time. The condition typically affects vision in both eyes, although vision loss often occurs in one eye before the other.The wet form of age-related macular degeneration is associated with severe vision loss that can worsen rapidly. This form of the condition is characterized by the growth of abnormal, fragile blood vessels underneath the macula. These vessels leak blood and fluid, which damages the macula and makes central vision appear blurry and distorted.